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Penn College provides free or reduced tuition for full-time employees only


Services relating to www.pct.edu and associated pages


Students please submit work orders here


PCT Alerts is maintained by the College Police, It is a messaging system designed to alert employees and students of situations that may require immediate attention.


PCT Accounts are issued to all students and employees. These accounts provide secure access to a wide range of digital services that are essential for academic and administrative functions.


Penn College has placed a control on outgoing email limiting users to 200 emails per day for student email accounts. If you need to be exempted from that limit, please provide your rationale here.


Request Materials for Off Campus Recruitment events


Penn College Archives can provide research assistance related to the history of Penn College and its predecessors (Williamsport Area Community College and Williamsport Technical Institute). Requests will be responded to within 3 days; however, depending on how extensive the request is, please understand that some research requires extensive time and, infrequently, some requests cannot be fulfilled.


Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) is designed to reduce frustration related to forgotten passwords and locked accounts. This feature enables users to reset their password or unlock their account at any time using alternate identification methods.


Submit your request for customized data, survey support, or other informational needs


An email distribution list is a group of email recipients that is addressed as a single recipient. Distribution lists are used to send e-mail to groups of people without having to enter each recipient's individual email address.


*Report a problem with Anthology Student
*Request/change access to Anthology Student


Information Technology Services provides FTP (File Transfer Protocol) services for students and employees to allow access to their network file storage from off campus. Any FTP client that supports Secure FTP (SFTP) can be used.


Our IBM AS400 computer is one of Penn College's primary resources for administrative computing. Through this system, employees can access the processes and data specific to their job responsibilities. The AS400 is still used for many legacy applications, while other applications have been moved to the web-based Employee Information System (EIS).


The purpose of this service is to keep track of any Microsoft Forms developed by College personnel that are used to collect personally identifiable information (PII), sensitive, or protected data.


The library has calculators that can be borrowed for use in the library and a limited number that can be borrowed for the semester. You can use this form to request a graphic calculator for the semester. Requests take 24-48 hours to fill and may require approval from your math faculty.


Anthology FHP (Finance - HR - Payroll) is our Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system with functionality for finance, accounting, budget planning, human resource management, payroll, and Employee Self-service.


The CBORD Group is a company based out of Itchica, New York who specialize in offering nutrition, food production, privilege control, and commerce services to education, health care, and related markets.


Penn College provides three open computer labs for students to use.


Softdocs Etrieve is the digital document management platform used by Penn College.


Employees are given voicemail capabilities for their desk phones. Voicemail messages will be accessible from your phone as well as your email inbox.


This form is used to request course access to named user software and software services. Named user software and software services require the user to login in order to access to resource.


Individuals are given an email account to be used for official College communications. Users can request assistance in restoring mailbox items or request an email message trace. If a new network and email account is needed you can request it here.